/sci/ - Science & Math

>"Extraterrestrial life exists!"
>"You have no proof."
>"True, but there's so many planets out there that it's almost impossible for all of those planets to be uninhabited."
>"That's merely an assumption, just because there COULD be life on other planets doesn't mean there is."
>"But....muh planets...."
>"Just stop."

>"God exists!"
>"You have no proof."
>"True, but the universe is so well-organized that it's almost impossible that the universe just randomly sprouted into existence with no outside intervention whatsoever."
>"That's just an assumption, just because there COULD be a God doesn't mean there is one."
>"But...muh intelligent design..."
>"Just stop."

hey sci fags answer my fucking question

Find unknown element, M
An unknown element M reacts with fluorine to give the fluoride MF3. If 2.914 g of the element M gives 5.888g of MF3 what is element M?

suck it

Hey /sci/
I have this problem.
After taking a piss, i really gotta stay there and keep trying to push the last 1/4 teaspoon or so out. Otherwise, when i sit down (not just the position, but full weight onto my ass) there's a chance it'll come out involuntarily.
With this in mind, I can actually sit on toilet, and use figer and push 'up' a bit on the area behind my nuts (there's a firm ish spot there as you all know) and that will push out the last drops sometimes.

tl;dr what's wrong with me sci?

rofl, i'm a chemist i've had more sex than my engineering house mate, and i've had 2 threesomes [FFM] he has had none. I rent a house with a mechanical engineering friend of mine.

Your argument is invalid.

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I lol'ed

Sup /sci/? I'm a freshie in highschool and I know the material that I am learning very well and I have been tested to be very smart. However though I know the material I still can't get good grades. I do well on tests but I guess its my work ethic mabye? I don't understand, I figure you guys are smart, could you help?

Hello, thar.
I'm new here.

I've recently taken up an interest in game development, and I want to start making one in my spare time, but I have very little, by which I mean no knowledge in coding.
After looking around the interwebs, I've found some mixed opinions.

Should I take it slow and steady and build my own engine, or just use a free one? And how difficult is it to actually learn to code?

This is probably going to turn into a 20 year project or something, so, yeah.

Or should this be going on /g/?

I have a chemistry question: If the reagent in an experiment is NaOH(s), the mass dissolved is 1.74(g), the solution volume is 0.500(L) and the entity is OH-(aq), what would the concentration(mol/L) be? I am just starting my grade 12 chem and I am fucking blanking on how to solve this problem. I'm pretty sure I need to make a formula where I put 0.500 like: 1/0.500 so I can have litres on the bottom because it is mol/L. How do I chem?

I have a question about american university system.

you see, I'll get out of my university here in South America in a few years as an Electrical engineer, and I want ot get a masters and doctoral degree in USA, because I'm fluent in english, it's close and it's good.

The thing is that I don't get american degrees, you get out as a bachelor it seems, and then get another degree to be an engineer, and then you get those post-graduate degrees.

If I get there already as an engineer I should apply directly to the masters degree (since it's a requirement for the PhD or ScD)? Or there are special requirements of some sort (I'm sure this could change from place to place, but I want a general picture)?

Thought I could get some answers here.

so i researched how an electric motor works and i understand for the most part, but what i dont get is how having a third pole or more is any better than having two for the problem of the commutor shorting out the battery whenever the field flips?

What do you guys think of it? Do you see your self as a Humanist /sci/?

Listen:
>http://www.npr.org/player/v2/mediaPlayer.html?action=1&t=1&islist=false&id=121813448
&m=121815576

>http://harvardhumanist.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1&Itemid=30

>http://www.thenewhumanism.org/

>http://harvardhumanist.org/

How to solve this:
6^s + 7^s = 7^(s+2)

thx.